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  • IMC Adds CyrusOne Data Center, Cloud Services on GSA Schedule Contract
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    IMC Adds CyrusOne Data Center, Cloud Services on GSA Schedule Contract

    Innovative Management Concepts has begun to offer CyrusOne‘s data center hosting and cloud management services to government agencies via the General Services Administration‘s Schedule contract vehicle. CyrusOne said Wednesday IMC will also take space in the former’s Sterling, Virginia-based data center facility under the strategic partnership. The two companies aim to help government agencies comply with the Data […] More

  • Gene Colabatistto: Long Term Defense Programs Drove CDN $2.7B Annual Revenue for CAE
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    Gene Colabatistto: Long Term Defense Programs Drove CDN $2.7B Annual Revenue for CAE

    Gene Colabatistto, CAE group president of defense and security, said the launch of numerous long-term defense programs led to a total CAE revenue of CDN $2.7 billion, Shephard reported Wednesday. CAE’s year-end financial results released on May 31 showed that the company set a record for order backlog at CDN $7.5 billion, which includes CDN […] More

  • Rockwell Collins to Supply Avionics for General Atomics’ SkyGuardian RPA
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    Rockwell Collins to Supply Avionics for General Atomics’ SkyGuardian RPA

    General Atomics‘ aeronautical systems business has selected Rockwell Collins to provide avionics systems for the former’s MQ-9B SkyGuardian remotely piloted aircraft. Rockwell Collins said Wednesday it will deliver its Pro Line Fusion integrated avionics platform, which features interactive touch-control displays and a flight management system to support operations under current instrument flight rules. Pro Line […] More

  • Iron Bow to Offer Cisco Hosted Collaboration Platform to Federal Customers
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    Iron Bow to Offer Cisco Hosted Collaboration Platform to Federal Customers

    Cisco has selected Iron Bow to help market a cloud-based technology platform for collaboration and communications in the federal sector. Iron Bow said Tuesday it will start to offer Cisco’s instant messaging, voice and video conferencing and web messaging services as part of the Hosted Collaboration Solution for Government. HCS-G received Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program certification in April and […] More

  • Raytheon-Kongsberg Team to Propose Missile Tech for Navy LCS, Frigate Warships
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    Raytheon-Kongsberg Team to Propose Missile Tech for Navy LCS, Frigate Warships

    A team composed of Raytheon and Kongsberg Grupen plans to offer the U.S. Navy a precision missile system in a bid to address the service branch’s over-the-horizon requirement for littoral combat ships and frigates. The alliance’s Naval Strike Missile offering for the Navy will feature seeker and target identification technologies designed to defend against land and sea targets as well as […] More

  • Parsons Awarded NC Interchange Contract
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    Parsons Awarded NC Interchange Contract

    Parsons was awarded a contract by the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) to perform design services for the I-26/US 74/ NC 108 interchange improvements in Polk County, NC, the company announced Tuesday. The project will provide ramp connections and relieve congestion between westbound I-26 to eastbound US 74 and westbound US 74 to eastbound […] More

  • Engility to Help Manage DoD Systems Engineering Programs; Lynn Dugle Comments
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    Engility to Help Manage DoD Systems Engineering Programs; Lynn Dugle Comments

    Engility has secured a potential five-year, $16.2 million contract to help update and standardize the Defense Department‘s systems engineering functions. The company said Wednesday it will assist the Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense for Systems Engineering in the management of DoD programs related to systems engineering. “This is an important program for our nation,” […] More

  • Braxton to Help Air Force Build Navigation Tech Satellite Ground Segment
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    Braxton to Help Air Force Build Navigation Tech Satellite Ground Segment

    Braxton Technologies has received a five-year, $9.5 million contract from the U.S. Air Force to build a ground control segment for the service branch’s Navigation Technology Satellite-3. The company will help the Air Force construct ground-based infrastructure to support NTS-3 orbit operations as well as demonstrate and mature satellite navigation ground command-and-control technologies for contested environments, the […] More

  • Metal Shark Lands $54M Navy Contract to Build Near Coastal Patrol Vessels
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    Metal Shark Lands $54M Navy Contract to Build Near Coastal Patrol Vessels

    Metal Shark has won a potential $54.6 million contract from the U.S. Navy to construct near coastal patrol vessels in support of the U.S. Southern Command‘s partner nations and the foreign military sales program. The Defense Department said Wednesday Metal Shark will provide up to 13 NCPVs, electro-optical infrared sensors, diagnostic equipment, in-country reactivation, crew […] More

  • SOCOM Posts Enterprise Data Platform RFI
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    SOCOM Posts Enterprise Data Platform RFI

    The U.S. Special Operations Command has issued a request for information on commercial off-the-shelf, non-developmental items and near-NDI components that can support the development of an enterprise data services system. SOCOM said in FedBizOpps notice published Monday its J632 Plans and Engineering unit aims to build a system for special operations forces to analyze and manage […] More

  • Honeywell, NASA Finish Sonic Boom Predictive Tech Test
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    Honeywell, NASA Finish Sonic Boom Predictive Tech Test

    NASA and Honeywell have concluded a two-year test of a technology platform designed to help supersonic jet pilots reduce noise associated with sonic booms over populated areas. The test included the integration of the Interactive Sonic Boom Display Avionics software equipped with Honeywell’s Interactive Navigation tool into a business aircraft’s avionics system, the company said Wednesday. […] More

  • IBM Unit to Build Supercomputer-Based Global Storm-Scale Forecast Model With UCAR, NCAR
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    IBM Unit to Build Supercomputer-Based Global Storm-Scale Forecast Model With UCAR, NCAR

    An IBM business has teamed up with the University Corporation for Atmospheric Research and the National Center for Atmospheric Research to develop a global model designed to predict hurricanes, thunderstorms and other weather patterns at both regional and local scales. IBM’s The Weather Company will combine its experience in meteorological science with NCAR’s community model for […] More